MichaelMeissner

I suspect the interface uses 'int' (32,767 maximum bytes) or 'unsigned int (65,535 maximum bytes) for the length. If so, you will need to do a loop to transmit say 4,096 floats (16,384 bytes, which is the last power of 2 under 32,767) at a time...

Cross post from: Hey Teensy coders. This Monday FastLED is planning on changing the default WS2812 driver from the previous default one to Kurt Funderburg amazing ObjectFLED driver. In case you don't know, this is the spiritual successor to...

@MichaelMeissner Spinal Tap was indeed my inspiration :)

I don't recall seeing the entire mockumentary, but I recall Drummers for the Spinal Tap band did not have a long life span: And at the moment, of the 4 Beatles, only Ringo Starr has 2025 performance dates available (though Paul McCartney will...

On the audio adapter the pinouts are set up so the 3 pins across are for a combined L/R speaker (i.e. the middle pin is the shared ground between the left and right signals). If you had two separate speakers, then the other two pins would be the...

Future Teensy with will USB-C. I can't discuss any other details at this time. I probably should not even write this message, but hopefully it at least answers this 1 simple question.

Indeed, the hardware we get really depends on what NXP (or perhaps other microcontroller manufacturers) design into their chips. I have no control over this. In the past I've had conversations with people at NXP, especially expressing desire...

Given Paul doesn't design the actual microprocessor within the Teensy, he is dependent on the chips that are designed by the microprocessor companies. Given the newer chips no longer have 5 volt tolerance, Paul can't magically make the future...

What I generally prefer is to use stacking headers. Adafruit sells 2 14-position stacking header + 1 5-position stacking header that is just right for the Teensy (or the Adafruit Itsy-Bitsy which uses the same 14-pin side pins + 5-pin rear...

...: SOLUTION :... Thanks to the good people of this community SAI3 for Audio is possible! 👏 SAI3 can be used by using the files below for Audio Output. Here's how to do it. NOTE: This uses the following pins for SAI3 Audio Output. SD_B1_01...

Assuming we get to the end and have MTP fully support 64-bit file sizes, would it be possible to actually put the MTP bits into Teensydunio 1.60?

I would suggest using a different CS pin than 10, since the audio adapter uses pin 10 for the SD card on the audio adapter. Yes, given you don't have a SD card in the audio adapter, it may not be an issue, but perhaps it could be. You also...